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Across
N3 Across: In a system, the eternal energy
system (E) plus the pressure (P) times
volume (V). E+PV
G5 Across: a loss of electrons causes an
increase in __________ state
Q5 Across: an organic compound
containing the carbonyl group bonded to at
least one hydrogen atom
E8 Across: a substance that produces
hydrogen ions in solution
I10 Across: chemical elements that exist
naturally as two-atom molecules
R11 Across: the ability of a substance to
undergo a chemical reaction
P13 Across: containing both cations and
anions
H14 Across: a negatively charged particle
that moves around the nucleus of an atom
T14 Across: the first element in the
periodic table
P16 Across: the number of moles of solute
per kilogram of solvent in a solution
C17 Across: a state where all the reactants
and products are in the same phase
W18 Across: named after 19th centry
chemist, this number states that 1 mole of
anything contains 6.022x10 exp23
molecules
Down
N3 Down: Refers to a reaction where
energy (as heat) flows out of the system.
Q3 Down: One may need to _____ the
heterogenous solution to dissolve the
solids.
G5 Down: a specific wave function for an
electron in an atom
K7 Down: a type of bonding in which
electrons are shared by atoms
T7 Down: the charge assigned to an atom
in a molecule or polyatomic ion derived
from a specific set of rules
Z7 Down: the energy due to the motion of
an object which is dependent on the mass
of the object and the square of its velocity
AC7 Down: the quantities of reactants that
will be needed in a reaction
J12 Down: a substance that cannot be
decomposed into simpler substances by
chemical or physical means
Q15 Down: the quantity of measure given
to Avogadro's number
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